Links for routines?
cynthia_h
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I'm new to KB and looking for routines. Don't have loads of money to spend on purchasing routines, but got a set of KB with 5, 10 and 15 lbs. I imagine that I'll work my way out of them eventually and need more, I hope. Therefore, I am trying to find good routines for free online, YouTube videos for example.
Anyone got routines they love?
Anyone got routines they love?
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Cynthia. I have not searched but I am sure there are older threads with answers to your question. I am following because I do not want to search either.0
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I like some of the ones from fitnessblender.com1
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This is not a bad site either and it is free http://kettlebellsworkouts.com/1
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for longer cardio routines pick 3 or 4 of the following
snatch
cleans
jerks
clean and jerk
high pull
swings
single arm swings
true snatch
pick a light weight bell you will be do a LOT of reps
for single arm exercises - 20 - 25 reps per arm
for two handed - 40 - 50 reps
do each exercise on the right then left then move onto the next - once you have worked through all 4 exercises rest for 3 mins repeat if you can manage a 3rd set - do it !! The key here is LIGHT weight - I will do that with an 8kg bell - I work with 20KG for hard drills -
For a little more strength / stamina
warm up with one arm swings and some reps of the chosen exercise with a light bell
pick one of
snatch
cleans
jerks
clean and jerk
and do any of these routines
intervals - 6 sets on the right - then 6 sets on the left with a challenging weight with a work 1 min - rest 1 min interval
the goal here is try an keep and even pace through all 6 mins of work on each arm - the first set will seem easy the last will not
ladders - with a light medium + heavy bell
light bell 3 mins work 1 min break - medium bell - 2 mins work 2 min break - heavy bell 1 min work - 3 min break - medium bell - 2 mins work 2 min break - light bell 3 mins work = switch hands - try and hold an even pace - so the light bell will fell slow to start
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working up and down the light - heavy to light - 2 mins work 1 min break - pace is quicker on the light bell - slower on the heavy1 -
Lots of kettlebell workouts here:
https://www.onnit.com/academy/category/training/workouts/kettlebell-workouts/1 -
http://kbgym.com/whiteboard.html
He usually puts up a different workout every day. Of course you should already be comfortable with your swings, clean and jerks, snatches.. don't attempt if you aren't comfortable with those moves. But if you are, the workout of the day can be fun!1